GR 80 - Concept study
The GR80 is a design study — a larger evolution of the GR63 platform, not yet built. The images below are renderings.
A single idea drives the GR80: GO ANYWHERE.
On the water, of course — but also across it, with an electric jet-ski; beneath it, with a small submersible; and above it, with a deck-launched drone offering aerial views. Step ashore, and an electric bike or motorcycle carries the exploration onto land. One self-sufficient platform, four ways to explore, all electric. At 80 feet and 240 m² of deck, the GR80 scales up the GR63’s architecture: solar, two wind turbines, and methanol/water fuel cells, with no diesel aboard. Carbon, basalt and aramid construction, designed for offshore range.
This is a design study — a vision of what the platform can become, open to development with an industrial partner.
Interior plans



SPECIFICATIONS
Length 23,95 m
Beam 11 m
Light displacement 45T
Draft 1,55m
Cabins 5 doubles or 2+ owner suite + single
Water 2x1000L
Solar panels up to 25 kWh
Wind turbines : 2x 10 kWh
Fuel cells : up to 2×80 kWh with 2x2500L methanol or H2 buffer tanks with continuous production
Electrical motors 2 x 100 to 2×250 kW
Architect Fortabat Yacht Design
Design & Engineering Gilles Reigner











